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Yeah, The Forza Horizon games too, ditto for a lot of recent open world racing games.(I guess my preference for energetic songs helps, since they are the usual pick for racing soundtracks) I also LOVED the GTA V sound track, VBR had some artists I knew already(Fidlar and Bass Drum of Death) and...

It's a touch call between 5 and San Andreas for me, but I LOVED 4's multiplayer far more then GTA: Online My nostalgia for SA is strong, but I'd say 5 is my favorite simply because of the HOURS me and my friends have spent adventuring around in single player, turn for turn in the game.

Pretty much all the EA Games from the early to mid 2000's think NHL, Burnout, etc, Hell, I found one of my favorite bands. Franz Ferdinand, from a NHL game(It had take me out in it)

As long as the wireless controller has rechargeable batteries, that's the winner in my book. I hate the hassle of cables, and the hassle that comes with replacing batteries even more.

If your a fan of anime tropes/visuals, I'd definitely give it a try! most of the older games are easy to emulate, I'm not sure about the newer ones though.

Have you ever tried fire emblem? It's a lot like advanced war, and there have been a few good modern releases.

While my ps2 died a few years back, it lives on with emulation, It's gotten to the point where most games are completely playable,(in 1080p mind you!) I actually don't even pirate my games, I just pop my old ps2 disks into my disk-drive and the emulator reads them and allows me to play!

Yeah, I still go back to Civ 4 and play with some buddies once in a while, they really don't make Civ's like they used to...

I have Shadow Play set up on pc, and It's fantastic for recording, It has a Game DVR basically, if something awesome happened, I hit a keybind on my mouse, and bam, it's recorded. The way shadow play works it doesn't even really effect my performance either!

Yeah, the graphics were a real let down in Civ 6 for me aswell, I loved the gameplay, but the graphics as you said, felt really mobile to me.

I use a mix of Linux and Windows, My gaming is mostly done on windows, and I use Linux for school related stuff(cs major) My desktop typically runs double duty on Linux and windows, while my laptop runs Linux all the time.

I have over 1000 hours in Civilization 4 alone, I LOVE strategy games obviously Civ, but Mount and Blades singple player, All the "Ages of" games and some RTS'es like Starcraft, and Supreme Commander

The Switch is mine, the idea of a full 3d Zelda on the go alone seems almost too enticing to me, let alone ARMS, and the apparent smash port all seem to point to me buying one in the very short future.

I've been a gamer since my youth, and actually rubbed off some of my gaming traits onto my father. He's 65, but plays a ton of stuff like GTA, and recently I've been playing World of Tanks and Warthunder with him, He's said he can't really play faced pace online games, but loves the bonding...

Honestly with the way gaming seems to be going, I don't think we will see a "PS5" in the way you know it. these slow incremental upgrades like the Ps4 PRO and Xbox One X seems to be taking the lead. Instead of a ps5, I envision a ps4 which allows stuff like better graphics, and better...

I'm rocking a i5-4570k, I got it 2 years back when I built my computer and it's still going strong! I even have it overclocked to 4.5ghz and the thing goes like a champ, but I have had to upgrade my cooling a bit to compensate for the near 1ghz overclock I have it running.